This was a political party alliance in Andhra Pradesh, The main opposition parties of Andhra Pradesh, Telugu Desam Party led by Nara Lokesh and Janasena Party led by Pawan Kalyan, met this Monday afternoon in Rajahmundry as part of the coordination committee meeting for the first time since declaring an alliance to fight together against the YSRCP government last month.
This conference, which gained importance in Andhra Pradesh’s political party community in advance of the state’s assembly elections next year, had leading figures from both parties present as Pawan and Lokesh were expected to plan out their alliance’s strategy and debate a number of crucial issues.
The TDP-Janasena Joint Action Committee discussed six important matters linked to the Common Minimum Program that were on the agenda, as expected. In addition to these issues, Pawan and Lokesh have determined that the two parties should work together in the state for the AP people’s benefit and that the YSRCP party should be removed from the administration.
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Additionally, the JAC considered seat distribution between the two parties in the elections of 2024. They discussed solidifying the vote share of the alliance and establishing coordination committees at the village level. Both parties made a commitment during this meeting to oppose the ruling party’s illegal removal of voters from the election list.
According to reports, Pawan and Lokesh also discussed ways to maintain collaboration between the leaders and supporters of the two parties in order to address some crucial local concerns that arose after Pawan Kalyan announced the alliance immediately following Chandra Babu Naidu’s detention in Rajamundry.
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Overall, the TDP-Janasena coalition has not made much progress over the past month because both parties have become preoccupied with their own operations. This key meeting will signal a significant milestone in that relationship.
